Business Continuity with CLOUD

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With Cloud-based business continuity, any organization can achieve operational resiliency easily, economically, and at great speed. Because of the cloud, organizations have considerably reduced their downtime near to zero. We know that downtime has direct and cascading effects on revenue, markets, and reputation, this bane is eliminated by the cloud. Not only this, the benefits for any organization that takes business continuity to the cloud are magnificent.

The cloud also offers error-free and timely data recovery ensuring business continuity. When compared to traditional recovery solutions which often require hours to transfer data from on-premises tapes/servers/flash drives to recovery hardware. Needless to say, but the on-premises model could potentially stall the whole company if the main server crashes.

The cloud also offers a more seamless & secure alternative even when you need remote access. You can continue working from offices, homes, recovery sites, satellite offices just like normally you do without any security concerns. Obviously, this is not possible if you are on a traditional system. Many traditional organizations have suffered a huge loss during the time of Covid disruption.

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Know possibilities of business continuity with cloud computing: –

  • Provides continuous backups & easy failover
  • Reduces downtime near to zero
  • Provides better security management
  • Highly flexible and Scalable to suit your business needs
  • Minimizes impact in attacks such as disruption of service
  • Eliminates the need for maintaining costly physical mirror site of your infra.
  • Eliminates the need for synchronizing software on two sites
  • Minimizes recovery time to few minutes

So, what do you think? Is cloud expensive? Well, that’s a myth, the cloud is cheaper and more secure than the on-premise data centers.